The biography of Eld. Barton Warren Stone, written by himself;: With additions and reflections, (Religion in America, series II)

Stone, Barton W.

Arno Press

Hardcover, no dust jacket. Reprint. Pencil underlining and markings throughout. Boards are edge worn, rubbed and scuffed.

The Biography of Eld. Barton Warren Stone, Written by Himself: With Additions and Reflections

ROGERS, JOHN

College Pr Pub Co

The Biography of Eld (Classic Reprint): Barton Warren Stone

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Forgotten Books

The Definitive Writings of the Early Restoration Movement. *The Last Will and Testament of the Springfield Presbytery (by Barton W. Stone) *The Declaration and Address (by Thomas Campbell) *Sermon on the Law (by Alexander Campbell) *Our Position (by Isaac Errett) *The World's Need of Our Plea (by J.H. Garrison) *Plus introductions to each document and writer by Charles A. Young. Completely restored and updated for the best possible reading experience.

Historical Documents Advocating Christian Union: Definitive Writings of the Restoration Movement

History

ERRETT, ISAAC

Campbell, ALexander

Campbell, Thomas

Garrison, James Harvey

Young, Charles A.

Hudson, John Allen

World

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Barton W. Stone (1772-1844) and Alexander Campbell (1788-1866) were the two principle leaders of the Restoration Movement (also called the Stone-Campbell Movement). Both men exerted their influence through preaching and as editors of religious papers – The Christian Messenger (Stone) and The Millennial Harbinger (Campbell). This book is a series of articles written by Stone and Campbell on the topic of atonement. Both papers published this exchange, but this collection is taken from The Millennial Harbinger and was published in 1840-1841. This discussion shows how these two leading men of the movement understood this subject. It remains a valuable resource today.

Atonement: An Exchange in the Millennial Harbinger (1840-1841)

Gospel Armory Publishing

For some, the Cane Ridge Revival in 1801 marks the beginning of the "Stone-Campbell Movement." It was at this same place that Barton W. Stone served as a preacher for many years, first as a Presbyterian minister, but soon thereafter as simply a Christian, having discarded the denominational name, creed, and dogma to simply follow the Scriptures wherever they led.\nThis work has been completely reformatted, reorganized, updated, and annotated to give you the best possible reading experience. Another Restoration Movement classic from your friends at Cobb Publishing!

The Cane Ridge Meetinghouse (Updated Edition): Compiled with the Autobiography of Barton W. Stone, a Sketch of John A. Gano, and a Sketch of David Purviance

Biographies & Memoirs

Rogers, William

Rogers, James R.

Gano, Gen. R.M.

Historical

Cobb Publishing

The Christian Messenger (Volume 1, 1826-1827)

The Christian Messenger (Volume 2)

Goodwin, Elijah

Purviance, David

Allen, T.M.

Kincade, William

The Christian Messenger (Volume 7, 1833)

Johnson, John T.

Independently published

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